Resource Library

This paper by Gus Wiseman, Department of Business and Trade, Oxford University, examines pricing, financial trade-offs, and reforms needed to revive senior demand and sector investment confidence.

With an interest in tackling loneliness and isolation, Neighbourly Lab is a research and innovation organisation committed to promoting more supportive, inclusive communities, including via Neya, an AI-powered 'super neighbour'.

The UK population is ageing steadily and in recognition of this, the House of Commons Library has published this briefing on the implications for social policy in relation to health and social care, as well as pensions, education and housing.

This guide by Foundations recognises that every individual has unique strengths, preferences, and ways of experiencing the world. When someone shows distress through their actions, it often reflects unmet needs or environmental barriers that can be reduced through thoughtful home adaptations.

The Government has published the Pride in Place Strategy about empowering communities and neighbourhoods, providing tools and levers to drive meaningful change that reflects their priorities.

This report from the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence highlights the crucial role of housing support in Scotland, showing that these services deliver exceptional value for money and life-changing benefits for individuals receiving housing support in different settings.

A free online research article of University of Bristol research project provides a useful analysis of a set of European and North American students-seniors intergenerational housing projects and offers a novel framework on the dynamics of neighbouring in these housing circumstances.